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on October 05, 2017

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Go and get your shopping on: Thriftiquing in the Northern Neck map updated!

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Community meals and food events (free and paid)

Free food Free Food Thanksgiving Pop-up Mobile Pantry, Saturday, November 15, 9:00 - 11:00 am, Kinsale : Hundreds of Blessing Bags filled with non-perishable items, desserts, fruits and vegetables, fresh bread, frozen turkey. First come, first served until all items are gone. Location: New Jerusalem Baptist Church, 3695 Kings Mill Rd, Kinsale. Sponsored by Sowers Of Hope and Jospeh’s House. Thanksgiving Giveaway Free Food Drive Through, Sunday, November 16, 8:00 - 10:00 am, Warsaw : Hundreds of blessing bags until gone. Turkeys, hams, perishable, non-perishable items, and much more. Location: Rappahannock High School (parking lot), 6914 Richmond Rd, Warsaw. Sponsored by Sowers Of Hope, Jospeh’s House. MCVRS Thanksgiving Dinner, Wednesday, November 26, pickup Noon - 3:00 pm : Residents of Northumberland County aged 75 and older and living in the middle part of the county may get a free traditional Thanksgiving meal. Registration by November 21 is required. Call (804) 456-81...

Northumberland County’s Brann: No formal electric bill convo at regular March meeting

At the February 12 (regular) meeting of the Northumberland County Board of Supervisors, Supervisor Jim Long told County Administrator Luttrell Tadlock that he would like representatives from Dominion Energy and Northern Neck Electric Cooperative to attend the next meeting and explain why so many electric bills were so much higher than bills in 2025. Long reported that a number of citizens called him to complain. There was no discussion amongst the supes nor was a decision made to add this to the March 12 agenda. (Listen to Mr. Long’s two comments, first and second ). On February 15, I emailed Jim Long and James Brann, BOS chair, suggesting a more productive approach would be to hold a community meeting on a weekend and not as part of the regular supes meeting. The email is in the next section. On February 25, someone posted anonymously (why?!!!) on Facebook an invitation from Supervisor Jim Long to discuss electric rates and bills at the Thursday, March 12 regular meeting ...

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